Can this print 'Cable Wrap' style labels, also known as 'wrap-around' cable labels?
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Yes, with some limitations. The printer accepts any Epson "LabelWorks" cartridge, and there is one type of cable wrap cartridge available for this printer. You'll want to look for "LabelWorks Cable Wrap LC Cartridge", which is 1" wide black on white. It has a 1/4" white area that the printer prints on, and 3/4" of clear sticky tape around it that wrap around the cable completely to keep the label on. See http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/jsp/Product.do?sku=LC-6WBC9 for more information on the cable wrap tape cartridge. It's worked pretty well for me, but is not as robust as the heat-shrink tubing labels that can be printed by Rhino-brand label printers, for example.
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Yes, with some limitations. The printer accepts any Epson "LabelWorks" cartridge, and there is one type of cable wrap cartridge available for this printer. You'll want to look for "LabelWorks Cable Wrap LC Cartridge", which is 1" wide black on white. It has a 1/4" white area that the printer prints on, and 3/4" of clear sticky tape around it that wrap around the cable completely to keep the label on. See http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/jsp/Product.do?sku=LC-6WBC9 for more information on the cable wrap tape cartridge.It's worked pretty well for me, but is not as robust as the heat-shrink tubing labels that can be printed by Rhino-brand label printers, for example. Yes, with some limitations. The printer accepts any Epson "LabelWorks" cartridge, and there is one type of cable wrap cartridge available for this printer. You'll want to look for "LabelWorks Cable Wrap LC Cartridge", which is 1" wide black on white. It has a 1/4" white area that the printer prints on, and 3/4" of clear sticky tape around it that wrap around the cable completely to keep the label on. See http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/jsp/Product.do?sku=LC-6WBC9 for more information on the cable wrap tape cartridge.It's worked pretty... » Read More Yes, with some limitations. The printer accepts any Epson "LabelWorks" cartridge, and there is one type of cable wrap cartridge available for this printer. You'll want to look for "LabelWorks Cable Wrap LC Cartridge", which is 1" wide black on white. It has a 1/4" white area that the printer prints on, and 3/4" of clear sticky tape around it that wrap around the cable completely to keep the label on. See http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/jsp/Product.do?sku=LC-6WBC9 for more information on the cable wrap tape cartridge.It's worked pretty well for me, but is not as robust as the heat-shrink tubing labels that can be printed by Rhino-brand label printers, for example. « Show Less
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Yes and no. The printer is capable, but the software is iffy. You can't print vertically (as you need to for cable wrap labels) from the OS X app (Epson Label Editor Lite), or from the Epson iLabel app for mobile devices. You can print cable wrap labels from the Windows application, but you have to be tethered via USB. There is also a second mobile app that doesn't seem to be mentioned much of anywhere, "Epson Datacom", which appears to be designed specifically for IT-related labels such as cable wrap and patch panel labels. I haven't used this for cable wrap yet, but it at least gives you the option, which iLabel does not. Yes and no. The printer is capable, but the software is iffy. You can't print vertically (as you need to for cable wrap labels) from the OS X app (Epson Label Editor Lite), or from the Epson iLabel app for mobile devices. You can print cable wrap labels from the Windows application, but you have to be tethered via USB. There is also a second mobile app that doesn't seem to be mentioned much of anywhere, "Epson Datacom", which appears to be designed specifically for IT-related labels such as cable wrap and patch panel labels. I haven't used this for cable wrap yet, but it at least... » Read More Yes and no. The printer is capable, but the software is iffy. You can't print vertically (as you need to for cable wrap labels) from the OS X app (Epson Label Editor Lite), or from the Epson iLabel app for mobile devices. You can print cable wrap labels from the Windows application, but you have to be tethered via USB. There is also a second mobile app that doesn't seem to be mentioned much of anywhere, "Epson Datacom", which appears to be designed specifically for IT-related labels such as cable wrap and patch panel labels. I haven't used this for cable wrap yet, but it at least gives you the option, which iLabel does not. « Show Less
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Hi! It has worked perfectly to me so far.. I had never used it to print labels.
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The size limit of this labeler is 1" -&- from what I can see the ptouch application does not appear to be adaptable to other (non-label) printers. The software will allow you to make a split label, so you could make a 2" wide label on two 1" label sections, that you would attach next to, or above/below, each other.
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Yes! On your computer just choose double sided when printing. For more info on it please check out my unboxing and review of it on YouTube at: http://youtu.be/Mz5-N9BlE3U?a.
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If you are referring to the Dymo Labelwriter Labels 0.5 x 1 Inches, 1000 Labels/Roll, 1 Roll/Box (30333). The answer is yes.
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Sorry Michael. Don't know. Strictly use it for labels, but absolutely love it.Jeff
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The one thing the Rhinos do is allow you to print across the width of a label. This is very, very handy on wires and cables. No more little flags you can't read and are hard to apply and like to come loose. The across the label ones wrap around the cable nicely are easier to read. That is where one that will print on 3/4" labels comes in handy. If you like to label cabling get a Rhino, otherwise the regular is fine. If it's a gift for someone that doesn't think they will use a labeler get the non-Rhino version as it will be less overwhelming to get a handle on. I use labelers more than any other tool in my possesion including screwdrivers. The one thing the Rhinos do is allow you to print across the width of a label. This is very, very handy on wires and cables. No more little flags you can't read and are hard to apply and like to come loose. The across the label ones wrap around the cable nicely are easier to read. That is where one that will print on 3/4" labels comes in handy. If you like to label cabling get a Rhino, otherwise the regular is fine. If it's a gift for someone that doesn't think they will use a labeler get the non-Rhino version as it will be less overwhelming to get a handle on. I use labelers more than... » Read More The one thing the Rhinos do is allow you to print across the width of a label. This is very, very handy on wires and cables. No more little flags you can't read and are hard to apply and like to come loose. The across the label ones wrap around the cable nicely are easier to read. That is where one that will print on 3/4" labels comes in handy. If you like to label cabling get a Rhino, otherwise the regular is fine. If it's a gift for someone that doesn't think they will use a labeler get the non-Rhino version as it will be less overwhelming to get a handle on. I use labelers more than any other tool in my possesion including screwdrivers. « Show Less
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Not that I know of. But you should check on Brother website to be sure. I don't use it everyday. I have had labelers before, and never added anything but the tape.
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It seems that several people are using the QL-570 to print FBA labels. Check the discussion at https://sellercentral.amazon.com/forums/message.jspa?messageID=2712299
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I have never personally used this label printer, however, if it is a thermal label printer, it should work just fine.
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TZe-FX251 works perfectly for CAT5/6, and is intended for the purpose (flexible, extra sticky adhesive). It is a 1" (24mm) tape, so you can print cable wraps vertically (mine are 0.5" long and 1.0" tall). The instructions included with the tape indicate that at least 5mm of overlap is required for wrapping cables, and the 1" tape achieves 7-8mm of overlap on Cat5 (24AWG) patch cords, and a tiny amount little less on Cat6
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Sorry Michael. Don't know. Strictly use it for labels, but absolutely love it. Jeff
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yes, you can use other labels. such as these ones: BROTHER-Compatible DK-2243 Continuous Paper Labels with ONE (1) reusable black cartridge (4" x 100'; 102mm*30.48m) -- BPA Free! (4 Rolls; Continuous Paper)
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yes there is a thin border around each label with the backing showing so you can peel one off and reverse the page to print the other with no problem. The labels are 8 1/4" x 5 1/4" with slightly rounded corners. You don't want to adhere them over old labels or oter writing as it will show through a bit.
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There is a special TZe tape designed specifically for Cables and Wires -TZe-FX231 Flexible Tape. It is specially formulated for bending, wrapping and flagging.
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I use four different fixed length labels. I can't say for sure but I doubt that it supports variable length labels.
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No all printing is done in different fonts or print sizes depending on the size of the cartridge you are using and are printed Horizontaland would be a waste of tape to try and print each letter and paste vertically.